Shinku And Suigintou / Rozen Maiden

Bridget Perrier of SexTrade 101 (Canada) at the CATW event co-sponsored with Equality Now panel entitled: “Prostitution or Sex Work? When Terminology and Legalization Collide with Human Rights” on March 13, 2014, at the 58th Session of the United Nations’ Commission on the Status of Women (CSW58).

Fuck the Taliban

1237 days since the Taliban banned teenage girls from school.

777 days since the Taliban banned women from going to university.

Afghanistan stands alone as the only country in the world systematically denying girls the freedom to learn.

teaching children that they are allowed to walk away and cool off if they are feeling overwhelmed might literally save their life as teens/adults

here’s your reminder that a lot of the violence against women and homosexuals in africa is perpetuated by white christian missionaries.

white christian missionaries are responsible for the death penalty of homosexuals in uganda. they keep going over there and reinforcing the believe of homosexuality being a sin.

it’s their fault that some african girls and women have experienced unfathomable acts of violence — by constantly influencing them to engage in purity culture.

death to christian missionaries and anytime they go to a country or tribe where they are not welcome and get killed for it, i laugh and smile. :) remember to persecute your local evangelical fundie. <3

@vague-humanoid

FEMINIST HISTORY

Black feminists protesting in defense of Joan Little (also spelled Joann/e in photos), an imprisoned woman in North Carolina who killed her white jailer when he tried to rape her.

Joan was acquitted in 1975, and she is still alive today.

So I wasn't crazy I was divine for seeing that coming

mel portrait, also from a week or two ago! i love mel and her character so so much, im so exited to see her in the next show! also the flowers in the background are a sunflower and moonflowers... i feel like she is a little bit of both <3 shes complex ok!!!

It's very interesting to listen to history lectures that first say that there was no slavery at a certain period of time, and then follow it up with something like: "women didn't have the right to marry at their free will, property was passed down from father to son..." and so on.

you are absolutely sure that there was no slavery, right?